Robert Abele

Daniel Auteuil, Gilles Lellouche and Sara Giraudeau co-star in a story about a Parisian Jew gone into hiding who finds his protector has a request of his own.

Incredibly, Woody Allen has made another movie. The lush-looking moral thriller “Coup de Chance,” about infidelity and murder in the City of Light, is his 50th feature.

When it comes to the fiercely political British director Ken Loach's latest film, “The Old Oak,” a bit of classic Hollywood promotional language

Hard-drinking artist and itinerant contractor Charley (Alex Hurt) hasn't been much of a morning person of late. Recalling the previous night's events is a problem for him.

Writer-director Minhal Baig mounts a sensitively directed drama about life in Chicago's Cabrini-Green, where pride and violence both found a foothold.

Junky, manic and action-laden in an enervating manner, director Moritz Mohr’s debut feature doesn't seem to be made for audiences to enjoy so much as endure.

After winning an Oscar for "Drive My Car," Japanese filmmaker Ryûsuke Hamaguchi returns with an exquisitely subtle portrait of a community at war with a company.

Flannery O'Connor's thrillingly hard-edged tales about the unreconstructed South and its redemption-deficient malcontents will never lose their power to scratch us awake with their violence, humor and ugly truth.

The phrase “to protect and to serve,” forged by the Los Angeles Police Department and enshrined in cop shows, did a lot of work over the years

The most epic era of influential rock girlfriends was surely the late '60s. When viewed from a perspective that kicks off the sexist dust — as done